St Anthony High School - Shield Yearbook (Bristol, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1958 volume:

Q, . vi Oifwfw' ffixlffw y QW IHL SHIELD St. Anthony High School Bristol Connecticut Published by The Class of l958 TABLE GF LONTENTb DEDICATION TRIBUTE5 FACULTY SENIOR ACTIVITIES SPORTS PATRONS 82 96 9 , ,. 4 ,. . . . I2 UNDERCLASSNEP fi. CLASSES . . .. . 22 I . , . . . ,., 42 Wu- M 'fY g Dedication Heaven has its angels glorious and great in the eyes of God And earth has but men human beings created with free will to the image and likeness of God God seeing our imperfections as u And humans gives us each a spurt tual guide a GUARDIAN ANGEL at times It is hard to hear his ever present whispers above the materialistic noises of the world around us so we find ourselves in dark ness while walking oer the rocky road to light and right eousness Then again God sends us help One He A human guardian whose deeds go uncounted whose love labor and sacrifices go unseen such angel on earth has taught us to find God in a world of IGNORANCE AND INDIF FERENCE OUR ANGEL ON EARTH per forms his God-given tasks, ask- ing only that Christ and His Passion be remembered forever. 6 our Principal has prepared us to face the temptations and trials we must face in the fu TURE YEARS OF OUR LIVES angels in heaven reloice to see hum inspire us with the virtues OF CHRISTIAN LIVING. They praise him for his mighty task -That of Guiding and educat- ING CATHOLIC YOUTH. As an expression of our love and E APPRECIATION F O R HIS KIND Benevolence THE CLASS OF 'I958 DEDI CATE OUR YEARBOOK THE SHIELD, TO OUR ANGEL ON EARTH REV. SETTIMIO CRUDELE. Tribute to Hts Holiness Pope Plus XII The klngdom of this earth and all worldly trappmgs I have valued as worthless for love of our Lord Jesus Chrnst Whom I have seen loved b lleved and preferred above all else fPontufIcal Blessungl ln l935 when Cardinal Eugenlo Pacelll visited the shrine of Lourdes devout ptlgrlms hauled htm wnth reverent shouts of LAnge' LAnge' lAngelI Angelll This lncldent In the Great Cardinals life foretold has future role of Angelic Shepherd the Successor to Plus Xl As Peters Successor the Angel of All Angels on Earth He has well earned the tltle ot Guardtan of his flock He wnth hns Chrnstluke calmness and Angellc ways has glven hnmself to God and to the world as our Supreme protector and leader He ns the Answer to our prayers for guidance and Inspiration IS the Rock upon whtch the Church ns bullt rs our Light our Guide our Ruler our Friend IS the Mlght the Strength and the Voice of God IS the Vxcar of Chrust the Dsvme Angel of all human angels and their charges God has gnven hum custody of the world He truly deserves the tntle Angel of the World Since we are portraying our four years ot hugh school rn the presence of our Guardian Angel It IS only tlttmg that we pay trlloute to our Angelic Shepherd Hts Holiness Pope Plus XII 4 O O O O ll f ' I I I I I I e' . ,, . , . . . . . . ,, , , . , ,, . . . . . , . , . 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Tribute to other Nlnetta Janata 'What we are to be you have already com menced to be You already possess In this world the glory of the resurrectlon you pass through the world wuthout suffering tts contaglon ln preserving vmrgm chastuty you are the equals of the angels of God QSt CYPFICHJ God realized that we the class of 58 and the youth of other years and other places would need spurutual gundance as well as edu catnon In planning for thus great task He called Nlnetta Jonata Into Hrs army ot Angels on Earth He mstructed her Guardian Angel and sent them both across the watery seas to a Sea of poverty trouble and drftlculty He allowed her to endure trlals and to give Hum many years of seemingly fruitless toll without any vrslble help or human praise But her chlet prodder her Guardian Angel sustained her nn her role of Angel of Youth and Charlty slowly but surely began to bear trust The turnnng point came when she with the help of Archbishop Thomas J Walsh was able to set up a home for her followers nn Trenton New Jersey From that time on our Angel ot Youth and Holiness has gone on zealously to Inspire her followers her Lrttle Angels to lead souls to conquer worldly temptatnon and to look to their Guardian Angel for guidance She by belng an lnsprratlon to her Little Angels her teachers rs the cause ot our recervnng a good Catholnc education ln gratitude to her for berng another Angel leading us heavenward We the Class ot 58 wnsh to oFfer to Mother General Mother Nlnetta Jonata MP F on the occasxon of her Golden Jubilee as a Maestro Pla Flllppznl this tribute as a token of our sxncere gratitude 6 O O I .. I 2 ' II , . - I I I I . ' Il ll ' ' II , ' ll , . I y . I . I . . Il ' II Her wisdom and kindness led many to her side, and her labor I I . I . . g I . . Q I . I U ' Il ' II I 1 - II ' Il , , . . . . . ,, . ,, ' I I , . I , . I I ' I 4 a al . l ,f ' 92.3 .' W Af nga. MQ, 1 gi? J 111, FW, 3244? FATHER PASQUALE TOSCANO Ren lon I III FATHER CARMINE RANERI Athletic Director Alumni Dlrec for Rellgaon I FATHER PHILIP SHERIDAN Religion III 3C FATHER JOSEPH DALY Religion II FATHER ROBERT ST MARTIN Rellgxon Il SISTER CONCETTA MILLEMAGGI MPF Amerlccn Hlstory Busmess Anth me IC Englnsh I Lcmn II FATHER IOUIS PELOSI Prefect of Student Gundonce Rellguon IV 10' SISTER SUPERIOR SISTER SERA FINA D ALESSIO M P F Amerlcan Hustory Crvlcs N tnonal Honor Socuety Moderator Student Councxl Moderator Nl SISTER ANTIONETIA ARGENTI M,P.F. English ll, Italian II, Latin II, Italian Club Moderator, Quill Moderator. SISTER THERESA TESTA M P F Ian I Latm I Mu I The ry Glee Club SISTER HENRIETTA PAGANO MPF Algebra I Algebra II Geometry Trigonometry Future Engmeers Moderator Boys Sodaluty Mod erator SISTER GINETTA ANDRIOLA MPF Buology Chemnstry Physics Gen eral Science Astronomy Club Moderator Photography Club Moderator SISTER JOSEPHINE RICCI MP F Bookkeeprng I Bookkeepmg II Shorthand I Shorthand ll Typ mg I Typmg II Freshman Sodalxty Moderator Future ness Leaders of America erator Gtr s us: Mad SISTER GIACINTA BASILE MPF En rsh III Englssh IV French I French II General Scxence L brarlan Grrls Sodallty Modera tor Shreld Moderator ltal' , ' , s'c o , , , , . . , , i . K ,, ,f 1 I r ' , I . f . . . , . . I G- I r ' . ' . ' .I . I B .. , , , gl. I . l 'tae f ' f I f , l . Mrs AGNESJ DRAPER Spamsh I Study Hall Supervisor Mr JOHN DUFFY Engnsh lu IV Mr HARRY PETERS Jr Basebail Coach Drlvers Educa tnon Instructor Freshman Basket ball Coach Physucal Educohon lnstrudor Soccer Coach Gen eral Scxence Mr FLORINDA VIERA Physical Educahon Instrudor 10 Mr MICHAEL MAZZONE Art Insfrudor Angels of Jesus Mr THOMAS ODONNELL Commercial Law I I , A I1 Q , f ', u 99 . g O , . - - 4 , , . I 1 1 1 ' ' ' OFFICER CARL SUCHODOLSKI Drnvers Education Instructor Angels of Light Mrs MILDRED HUGRET School Nurse I Mr BERNARD GILMAN Photography Club Instructor I1 SERGEANT EDWARD SMITH Druvers Education Instructor CHIEF THOMAS MCCAR Chief of Polnce Mr FRANK LONGO Basketball Coach THY ji! O Lord, permit us here to raise our voice: And waft before Thy throne our feeble' ' praise, And thank Thee for those angels whom Thy choice Hath lent our weakness to direct its ways O Holy Angels, our guardians, defend us in the combat, that we perish not in the dreadful judgment. P' .dn A.. SEHIURS 3, VK ICQ Q, o +1-' 1' 'iii' . ' f F lv J ,Vg L 1 I ' , - , . K ,f, . A :xg :.:' .- w Ei 1- Q .. Z . g , 4 nr' jglww . . A . v..' '. 44 it Y'-,rg V v'.f -3 b 'R kr-.Q is 42 si in Q J SEV 3- W-snr L-If K .5I,I,.U,,,,11,,,I5 CAROL ANN APRUZZESE Corol College 'What wlsdom can you f' d tht greater than klndness? Expresslve eyes lnkable ways a toast to lovellness Athletic Assoclatlon I2 34 Cheerleader I23 Captain 4 Student Cauncll Treasurer I Dramatlc Club Vice President I Glee Club I234 Italian Club Secretary 4 Photography Club Qu: 3 Shleld 4 Volce THERESA ARCHAMBAULT Theresa College Bashfulness SI ent hue modesty Soft spoken frequent churchgoer Inttle French lass Athletic Assoclatlon I234 Marshal 2 Glee Club I23 Library Club 3 Sodal tty 4 I REGINA MARIE ARENA Reggie College Do your duty and leave the rest to heaven Sunny dlsposltlon musuc fan future teacher Athletlc Assoclatlon 34 Glee Club lbrary 4 Shleld 4 Sodalnty 34 RONALD ARMAND BEAUCAR 'Wlutey College More than an athlete Ilvely and full of fun ' Comedy galore good storyteller Kung Sport Athletxc Assoclatlon I2 V1cePres1dent Presldent 4 Baseball as ket all I2 Soccer I2 Swlmmlng 4 Marshal 3 MARY CARLIN CAHOON Happy am I from care lm ree Friendly nature baby blue eyes strlkmg red hair Athletnc Assoclatlon I234 Basketball 4 Cheerleader 2 Swlmmlng 4 Drama tic Club I Glee Club I234 Photog raphy Club I2 VlcePres1dent PATRICIA ANN CASTELLANI General Shes merry shes gay what more can we say Charmlng artlstlc talent pleasant Athletlc Assoclatlon I234 Basketball 3 Cheerleader I234 Class Secretary Buslness Club 23 Secretary Dramatlc Club I Glee Club I ltall n Club 4 Photography Club I Secretary 2 Qulll 3 Shleld 4 11 11 11 1 11 A ' ' ' 1 1 3141 1 ' 1 ' 1 . 11 11 ' ' In a ls - 11 I I 1 - 11 I . . . . . . II I 1 . . 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 '1 ' ' ' I I 11 - 11 1 1 1 1 1 , 31 1 l12131 B - I , b 1 1 1,22 -H I - I - 3I 1 1 1 1 1 Red College 11 I 1 f 11 , , ll ll I I. I 1 1 1 I - the 'l of I I - - I I 11 I ' 1 1 1 1 1 - ll' ll I I ' ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 - Pot 11 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I1 ' 1 1 2131 ' 1 1 'C I I 1 ' 1 ' . ,J 15 ROBERT S CLARK o College A little nonsense now and th n relished by the best of men Everybodys friend magnetic per sonality sincere Athletic Association l 2 3 4 Basket b I 2 Baseball l 2 3 Soccer 3 Class President 3 Student Council 3 LUCY DeCRlSANTlS qu College A gentle maiden with a gentle spirit Sharp dresser class blusher smile for everyone Athletic Association l 234 Dramatic Club l Glee Club l234 Shield 4 DOLORES DELLABIANCA Dee Business The girl with the educated paint brush. Even tempered . . . pleasant ways . . . fun to be with. Athletic Association 1234- Marshal 2- Business Club 2- Dramatic Club l- Shield 4. THEODOSIA GRACE DiSABATO Terri Business Smile in the morning, smile at noon, and keep smiling at night. Madame secretary . . . reliable . . . energetic sports fan, Athletic Association l,2,3,4, Marshal l,2, Business Club 2, Library Club lp Italian Club 4, Shield 4. 16 3 ELIZABETH DORMODY Betty College Child you are like a flower so sweet and pure and fair Casual prankster sunny smile alias Bettina Athletic Association i234 Basketball 34 Cheerleader 4 Dramatic Club l Glee Club l Italian Club 4 Photag ra y Club l Shield 4 Voice 3 KENNETH GNAZZO en College He thinks like a philosopher and acts like a king. Genius at making friends . . . never say die . . . a brother of learning. Athletic Association l234- Baseball l- Basketball l- Soccer 2- Swimming 4- Class Vice-Pres'dent 3- Marshal 3- Boys State Representative 3- Dramatic Club l- French Club 4, Glee Club l,2p Voice 2,35 Student Council, Vice-President 3, Presi- dent 4. ,SY , v 1 '-s. ' f f ' 'A , ' . 15 JUNE HANLEY June Business Her eyes are songs without words Demure personality plus home with a paint brush Athletic Association 234 I Shield 4 FRANCIS GRESS Fran Business l always take my time because theres plenty of it Tall blond well liked always with a helping hand Athletic Association 1234 Baseball 2 Soccer 12 Marshal 4 Business Club 2 VINCENT GUARDA 'Vm Business Wit and wisdom are born with a man Short with black hair soccer star comedy with an Italian accent Athletic Association 1 2 3 4 Soccer 123 Captain 4 Business Club 2 ltal nan Club 4 .IOSEPHINE LABATO Business Happy-ga lucky alert and gay why be any other way? Pert n petite captivating smile peppy cheerleader Athletic Association 34 Basketball 3 Cheerleader 4 Shield 4 Sodallty 3 4 ANITA MARIE LAURETTI ' Nete Business Do it right or not at all Witty in a casual sort of way ways a friendly Hll brains too Athletic Association 1234 Basketball 4 Class President 1 V1cePresudent 2 Secretary 4 Student Council 1 N tional Honor Society 34 Future Business Leaders of America 34 Business Club 2 Glee Club 1234 Italian ub rary Club 12 Q ll Shle Sodalrty 1 23 FRANCES LAURETTI Fran College 'Whatever thy hand tindeth t do d with thy mind. Warm hearted . . . always ready for a good time . . , willing to work. Athletic Association 1234- Basketball Co-captain 34- Student Council 234- Secretary 2- Prom Chairman 3- Mar- sha 2,3, Fordham S.S.C.A. 2,3- Dra- matic Club, Treasurer 1, Glee Club 1.2, 3,4, Italian Club 4, Library Club l,2,3,4, Photography Club 1, Shield, Assistant Editor 4, Sodality l,3, Secretary 2, Pre- fect 4, Voice 3. THERESA MARIE LAVIERO ree Business 'There was a star danced and under that was I born Passed watch that twlnkle rn her e e stitches from Vogue Athletic Assoclatnon 1 2 34 Class Treas urer 3 Business Club Treasurer 2 Glee Club 123 ltalnan Club 4 Qunll I 2 3 Shield 4 WAN ITA LEFRANCOIS FRANCES E MALLEY 'Toodle College gell or lf not an eart paragon Rare comblnatlon of looks and learn n dancmg feet always ready lor a good time Athletxc Association 1234 Basketball 4 Class Treasurer 1 Secretary 3 Mar shal 4 National Honor Soclety 34 Dramatlc Club I Glee Club 1234 ltallan Club Presndent 4 Qunll 23 Ed storm Chnet 4 Sodallty 234 MARILYN ANN LEVINS Marllyn College Falr was she to behold that manden of I7 summers A wmmng smlle cute llttle guggle always busy as a bee Athletic Association 1 2 3 4 Class Treasurer 34 Marshal 4 Girls State Representatuve 3 French Club 4 Qulll 12 3 Shield Editor ln-Chlef 4 PATRICIA ANN MADIGAN G College One can mark her merry nature by the twinkle an her eye Full of fun loves lufe member of the Shamrock Club nut? sold Athlehc Assoncatnon 34 Swnmmmg 4 French Club 3 Qunll 3 Shleld 4 So dallty 4 Fran Business 'The most useless day of all IS the day In which we have not laughed Blonde and blue eyed cute dimples good notured Athletuc Assocuatnon I 2 3 4 Marshal 23 Future Busmess Leaders of America VlcePres1dent 34 Busnness Club 2 President 3 JERALD BRIAN MARCOUX Jerry College Everyone can have a fruend who first knows how to be frlendl Sharp dresser lovable llttle guy let s go water sknng Ath etlc Association 2 4 C ass Treasurer 4 French Club 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 Shield 4 MARY LOUISE MCGOFF Manlou College I was born for SAHS I will live for HS w die for SA Sparkling personality when Irish eyes are smiling anyone for a swim? Athletic Association 1234 Basketball Co-Captain 34 Swimming 4 Cheer leader l 2 3 4 Marshal 4 Photog raphy Club 12 Corresponding Secre tary 2 Quill 3 Shield 4 Sodality 4 JANET 5. MOLA Jan College In one hand good nature in the other good sense. Contagious giggle . . . dependable the Rock of Gibralter . . . quiet at first but look again. Athletic Association 1234- Basketball 3- Dramatic Club 1- Glee Club 4- Ital- ian Club 4- Quill 3- Shield 4- Voice Editor-in-Chief 3. CECILE O REILLY Ce: College Im glad to learn so that I may teach Quiet future authoress book enthusiast Athletic Association 1234 School Ex tension Editor 4 Dramatic Club l French Club Secretary 4 Glee Club 123 Library Club 12 Photography Club 1 Quill 234 Shield 4 Sodality 23 ROGER OUIMET College The vocation of every man is to serve other people Tall and good looking ready to do favors idoluzes swimming Athletic Association 1 234 Soccer 2 Swimming 4 Glee Club 2 KENNETH PARENT en Business Hard work never hurt anyone. An industrious young lad . . . business minded. Athletic Association 1234- Business Club 1 2- French Club 4. JOSEPHINE ANN PATRONE Jo-Jo College One with high ideals and obility to reach them. Smart . . . loves to argue . . . Yankees of course! is there another team? Athletic Association 1,2,3,4, Basketball 3,47 Swimming 41 Cheerleader 1, Cap- tain 25 Marshal 1,2,3,4, National Honor Society 3,41 Fordham S.S.C.A. 2,31 Dramatic Club If italian Club 47 Li- brary Club 1,2, Vice-President 3: Presi- dent 4, Photography Club it Treasurer 25 Quill 1,2,3y Shield 45 Sodality 1,2, 3,4. PATRICIA LOUISE PATTERSON Pat College No limits but the sky. Combination of everything good . . . a math whiz . . . lovable laughter. Athletic Assocxatton 1234 Basketball 34 Cheerleader I Marshal 4 Grls State Representative 3 French Club 4 Future Engineers 4 Quill I Shneld 4 DALLAS PRUEHER GLORIA RYBCZYK Gor College Glve her a pencul a sketch pod a scene Long blonde hanr Queen of Sports fond of horses Athletic Assoclatlon I234 Basketball 3 4 Glee Club I 2 u College To know IS nothing to Imagine IS everythmg The spnce of lnfe quite a comed an always doang something u expected Athletnc Assocuutuon 234 Dramatic Clu I2 RICHARD SANTERRE Duc College 'The world without muslc would be a dark world For hes a folly good fellow azz enthuslast Athletic Assoclatuon l234 Basketball I Marshal 34 French Club 4 Glee Club I 2 34 Shield 4 MARIE RAUCCI College Smcere her capabllxty as proved by all she does a pal to fun Athletic Assoclatnon I 2 3 4 Marshal I2 Dramatlc Club I French Club 4 Shield 4 Sodalnty 4 JOHN ROGERS John College lm not always right but lm never wrong Hndden humor easy gomg leader among men Watch out Fame here he comesl Athlettc Assocnatlon l234 Baseball I2 Basketball I2 Soccer 23 Swxm mmg 4 Student Councxl 24 Class President 24 Vice Presldent 3 Marshal 3 Boys State Representative 3 Drama tlc Club I Quill 3 Shueld 4 PAUL SPEIDEL Paul College I agree wtth no mans oplmon I have some of my own Hugh spmted a slxfooter cont7dent character Athletic Assoclatlon I234 Marshal 2 4 Boys State Representatlve 3 French Club 4 Glee Club I 2 3 Photog raphy Club 34 Shield 4 ,,,: fi 1 : I 5 : f : - lllll ,,. . , , ll - 1, ff f,,: ,: ,- IIDIII ,, . . . . , f -1, u . 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' . a ,, f : ,.: - ff - JOANN SPINELLO Spin College Her hearts open to everyone all year round To know her is to like her packed with school spirit Oh that southern accentl Athletic Association 1234 Basketball 4 Dramatic Club 1 Glee Club 1 234 Photography Club 1 MARY ANN TARTARELLI Mary Ann Business Curly hair fashioned neat a girl like this is good to meet Dresses with a flair singing eyes sketch artist Athletic Assoication 1234 Business Club 2 RONALD TROTHIER 'Trot' College An honest man with a warm heart within A serious individual dependable school spirit plus Athletic Association 1234 Baseball 2 Basketball 1 Manager 4 Student Council Sergeant-at Arms 4 Marshal 34 Boys State Representative 3 lee Club 12 3 Shield 4 MARC A TAILLON Marc College Size alone does not make the man A short one camera bug Dodger fan Athletic Association 1234 Basketball 1 Dramatic Club 1 French Club Pres: dent 4 Glee Club 12 Photography 12 President 3 Quill BENEDICT VETRANO College Always in mischief always in fun but when he works he get things done Life of the party mischievous eyes plays a mad piano Athletic Association 1234- Baseball 12- Basketball 123- Soccer 1- Swim- ming 4- Class Treasurer 2 Vice-President 4- Italian Club Vice-President 4. AUGUSTA TARTAREl.ll Gussie Business Dark hair dancing eyes always smil- ing shes a prize. Unsurpassed friend- iness . . . a character among characters . . . Oh that curly black hair. Athletic Association 1,2,3,4i Business Club 1. JOHN MACALUSO ' oe Seminary The end of man is the glory of God. The end of a priest is the greatest glory of God. Even though Joe left us during his Sen- ior year to enter the seminary, we feel that he is still a member of our class and rightfully deserves a place amongst us, s O God, Who in Thine ineffable prov- idence, hast deigned to send Thy holy angels to watch over us: vouchsafe to Thy suppliants in all our days to find safety in their protection, and ,in eternity to share their happiness. Amen. Catholic education must recognize the catholicity of truth under all its aspects, and tend to actualize it in all the relations of life, in religion and civilization. There- fore Catholic education has a twofold work. Its first and primary, indeed, is to save souls, to lead men to eternal life. lts second. but no less true, is to ripen and to elevate the social and political life of men by its influences of morality and law. W ,X YK . QQ I- V ' Ai ' WL Q l UHDERCLHSSHIEH HHH CLHSSES Class of ' The Junior Academic girls take time out from their busy schedule to pose for a picture. FIRST ROW: Joyce Carucci, Margaret Duquette, Carol Donnelly, Lydia Marulli, Judy Della Vecchio, Carol Ingellis. SECOND ROW: Margaret Sullivan, Arline Papa, Antoinette DiSabato, Donna Carucci, Mildred Nelson, Carol Champagne, Carol Salzillo, Joan Palazzi. THIRD ROW: Judy Sergio, Marie Chlupek, and Mary Ann Pryor. ZZ- we :fc 'ff ,-. ,,, 'CW Junior Academic class officers stop a moment in front of the Freedom Shrine to have their picture taken. Margaret Sullivan, Vice-President, Steve Martina, Treasurer, Bill Drunsic, President, and Carol Salzillo, Secretary. These Junior Academic boys look quite serious. FIRST ROW: Steve Martino, Vincent Labadia, William Drunsic, Joseph Susco, Donald Sklenka, Joseph Salvatore, Michael Porowski, Thomas Le Vasseur. SEC- OND ROW: Steven Borelli, Thomas Caputo, Peter Valerio, John Fasolo, Michael Fiondella, Nicholas Schittina, Joseph Spinelli. THIRD ROW: Paul Raiotte, Peter Micari and Donald Ammerman. T ss of' Girls predominate in the Junior Commercial Class. FIRST ROW: Deleah Pryor, Barbara Malley, Louise Cavalieri, Marjorie Moylan, Marguerite Grenier. SECOND ROW: Danny Laviero, Priscilla Pelchat, Sandra Gay, Jeannete LeClair, Jeanne Legere, Ellen Greenier, Shirley Fuller. THIRD ROW: Patricia Lehan, Rita Branchaud, Alice LeClair, Diane Williams, Carol Lavigne and Bob Pons. W Standing under the watchful eye of Saint Anthony, our patron Saint, are the Junior Commercial Officers. Gerard Couture, Vice-President, Frances Valentino, Treasurer, Bill Roccanello, President, Carmelita Esposito, Secretary, Bob Pans, Treasurer. The Junior Commercial students adorn the front of the school building. SITTING: Shirley Fuller, Sharon Falsetti, Joann Letizia, Noreen Rulli, Judy Marrocco, Ellen Greenier. STANDING: Kathleen Lemonski, Dorothy Fecteau, William Roccanello, Adele Cassina, Barbara Treschel, Linda Beaulieu, Jacquelyn Bel- loise, Carmella Manarino, Frances Valentino, Gerard Couture, Carmelita Esposito, and Geraldine Patrone. C ss of '60 The Sophomore Al girls smile into the camera, SITTING: Mary Kochin, Judy De- Sorbo, Marie Ferro, Jean Fantasia, Mau- reen Griflin, Marilyn Armento. STANDING: Evelyn Champeau, Mary Lou Duquette, Carol lammatteo, Carol Cerniglia, Car- mella Aparo, Beverly Bombard, Carmel Hovanisian, Theresa DiSabato and JoAnn Civizzio. These are our leaders of tomorrow, the officers of the Sophomore AI class. Dick Bellemare, Secretary, Dick Cavalieri, Vices President, Theresa DiSabato, Treasurer, Robert Fiondella, President, Jerry Cavalieri, Treasurer. The Sophomore Al boys look distinguished as they pose for this formal picture, SIT- TING: Robert Garand, Richard Cavalieri, Marino Cossina, Edward Berlinski, Alex- ander Kamirisky, David Jackman, Peter Covini. SECOND ROW: Ronald Doucette, Edward Cushing, Ernest Contelmo, Robert Fortier, Martin Labbe, Gerald Cavalieri, Richard Bellemare, Robert Fiondella, THIRD ROW: Alphonse D'Amato, Louis LeBlanc, Robert Ashltne, Rudy Fiorillo, Peter Koval- ski, Michael Combo, David Duprey, Jerome Lagace and Thomas Collins. ss of '60 P' 'll' 1 45' ry These handsome looking gentlemen are the members of the Sophomore A2 class, SEATED are: Paul Maule, Gerald Morneault, James O'Brien, Eugene Pal- mieri, Leonard Valentino, David Pa- renti. STANDING: John Rafanello, Richard Maziarz, Henry Woitusilc, Ronald Quirk, Thomas Thomas, William Ryan. THIRD ROW: Dennis Marcoux, Martin Sinnott, Michael Positano, Ed- mund O'Reilly, William Peterson and James Pesino. We have here the governing body of the Sophomore A2 class. They are: Martin Sinnott, Vice-President, Step- hania Raedy, Treasurer, David Parenti, President, Winitred Patterson, Secre- tary, and Dennis Marcoux, Treasurer. This cheerful group comprises the mem- bers ot the Sophomore A2 class. SEATED are: Stephanie Raedy, Eliza- beth Mockus, Eleanor March, Grace Resta, Mary Pickett, Ann Marie Simard. STANDING: Patricia Marra, Maureen Newman, Catherine Taylor, Angela Perfetto, Margaret Pompei, Mary Alice Rogaisis, Harriette Wojtusik, THIRD ROW: Winffred Patterson, Marguerite Totire, Lindo Robillard, Janet Ross, Joan Newpeck and Cecelia Micari. lass of '60 The entrance to the high school provides a suitable background for the Commercial Sophomore class officers: Morris Laviero, President, Connie Colapinta, Vice- President, Ann Deshaine, Secretary, and Judy Fries, Treasurer. I A..-., Here we have a group of Sophomore Commercial students: Donald Cote, Patricia Ferucci, Marilyn Melito, Beverly Mafale, Patricia Wagner, Donna McHugh, Rose- mary Johnson, Patricia Power, Vicki Mel- nick, Virginia Traverso, Rose Mary Sopczneski, Judy Fries and Anthony Furnari. This Commercial group smiles at the birdie while their picture is being taken. FlRST ROW: Morris Laviero, Simone Dubord, Jeanne Hines, Barbara Stevenson, Jose- phine DeCapua, Elizabeth Moylan, Amelia Malsheske, Delia McCaughern, Jeannette Casey, Carol Gress, Bernard Filzsimmons, SECOND ROW: Jeanine Dumont, Yolanda Salvatore, Arn Deshaine, Anita Fradette, Constance Calapinto, Louise Turgeon, Claire Ouellette and Dolores Grandbois. Class of '6I The Freshman class officers look over the Honor Roll while they have their picture taken. Jackie Leone, Treasurer, Mike Boguslawslci, President, Corinne Gaudette, Vice-Presidentf Vivian Di- Sabato, Secretary. The Commercial Freshman class pose proudly for their picture. SEATED: Vivian DiSabato, Isabella Aubin, Gail Schittina, Agnes Taillon, Suzanne Pons, Jacqueline Leone, Geraldine Carrier, Joyce Coderre. STANDING: Rosemary Cantelrno, Evelyn Morrone, Carol Du- bay, Olivette Garand, Beverly Ross, Shirley Papa, Corinne Gaudette, Eileen Therlault, Rita Kaczypenski, Sharon Cummings, Marcia Duquette, Jeanette Cianchetti, Shirfey Paradis, THIRD ROW: Michael Boguslawski, Anthony Gurgigno, John Barnett, Paul Gouthro, and Donald DeSorbo. Class of '6l S The following girls of 9 Al obligingly pose on the steps of the church: Jean Chlupek, Barbara Casey, Kathleen Lowrey, Judith Humphrey, Donna Karwaski, Mary Critch- ley, Carolyn Kemp, Regina Klimas, Maureen Coratola, Sandra lngellis, Nancy Langer, Melanie Jaros, Diana Adamczyk, Lorraine Dumont, Elisa Drunsic, Elizabeth Lessard, Carall Lake, Jeannette Cistulli and Carolyn Coffey. Pausing for a few minutes at the feet of the Blessed Virgin are the Frosh Al class officers: Ronald Budzenski, Treasurer, Me- lanie Jaros, Secretary, Judith Humphrey, Treasurer, Regina Klimas, Vice-President, Jean Gosselin, President. Meet the little men of 9 A1 Francis Colucia, Gerard Lagace, Louis Brandi, Anthony DeLorenzo, Richard Fradette, Bruce Cockayne, Vincent Ciarpella, Thomas Cyr, Louis Cercone, Jean Gosselin, Edward Hussey, Joseph Bevivino, Patrick Howley, Bruce LeVasseur, Norman Duquette, Fred Baker, Ronald Budzenski, Anthony Lodo- vico, Roger Cry and Michael Casorio. C ass of '6 A f! Small in stature, but not so small in in- telligence describes these Freshmen A-2 boys. FIRST ROW: Walter Porowski, Paul Page, James Wilson. SECOND ROW: Char- les Malley, Anthony Morrocco, Robert Micari. THIRD ROW: Jerald Rafaniello, Anthony Melito, Roger Soucy. FOURTH ROW: Mark Truckoski, Richard Przygocki, and Richard Quinto. ,M 2 I l it Q ge I I 19 Starting their careers in leadership, these Freshmen A-2 class officers are well on the way to becoming leaders, They are: Mary Lou Papa, Secretaryf Margaret Mal- sheske, President, James Wilson, Vice- Presidentg and Marilyn Walendoski, Treasurer. These are the latest recruits to SAHS, the Freshmen A-2 girls. FIRST ROW: Angela Massaro, Karen Haglbes, Mary Lou Papa, Margaret Malsheske, Geraldine Parente, SECOND ROW: Rita MacDonald, Joan Pickett, Carol Parerti, THIRD ROW: Linda Zaino, Barbara Ross, Carolyn Ann Parsons, Marilyn Walerdoski. FOURTH ROW: Marie Pompei, Pamela Webster, Rosemary Pascucci. FIFTH ROW: Vera Sawiak, G'adys Rybczyk, Barbara Zebrcwski and Ann Madigan. Religion in Practice The sfudenfs of St. Anfhony's atrend Holy Thursday ceremonies They bow their heads respectfully as Fr. Crudele places ihe Host in the Repository. Rev. Louis Pelosi, Senior Religion Teacher, discusses ihe liturgy of Holy Week. lf seems to be quite an informal class. xulilu. r4 v WEE' 1 1 gf. if v .gf i, '4f?fY' L -5 w:.,., ,mf , ,gd , we , I I fi ' 5 ' Lffgfyy I . f - A--in 4 fm , Y X 'S-' 'Q if 1' W., if S:r'1 .. -..- - -X g'f 7' X 2' if ' gg x 4. ' Q Q .QL ,K 'iizigx Wifi - ,. we fi' -A QQ W, K .TS -1.4 5. 1 ui- ff T 255' 'Q 3 QS? , 5? , 1 '2- . S V ifiii if e- 'f ,-,af-3 .gy -I X Q: - N f I I if Q K ii , , wav , JAZE' + - J' 1- ' 13 2 1 33' , .X 1 96, 4 cv 1 -t a 5 an 45' Math Class s Donna Karwoski, Gerard Lagace, Thomas Cyr, and Bruce Cockayne solve their problem in algebra, one of the challenging subiects of a Freshman. 4' 5 xg . Marc Toillon and Patricia Patterson seem quite adept in working with numbers in their College Algebra Class. R ,ral X 0.!J , 5 for l cfffjl sf f 3 1 rs! , - lxfrlg, L,,.- li Q tl f 1 l ,f f Gene Polmieri ond Bob Ashline show their creative ability in drow- ing geometric designs in Sister Henrietta's Geometry Class. Louis LeB'anc ard Jerry Mo'neoult app'y their geometric sk'l! Ir- construct- ing corcentric circles cr-d parallel fangents. Mr. O'Donnell explains the fundamentals of commercial law to Seniors: Kenneth Parent, Theresa Laviero, Anita Lauretti, Terri Di- Sabato and Vincent Guardo, who dili- gently take notes. Commercial ss s Sister Josephine offers her personal at- tention to one of her Typing I students, while the others go about their business. f These Senior girls are transcribing their shorthand notes at their typewriters, while in the back- ground Terri DiSabato and Fran Malley keep the files in order. ' 2 3 u 4 ,umlinhi 'f ME r Working deterrninedly with their individual physics experiments are: Paul Speidel, Pat Patterson, Jerry Marcoux, Lucy DeCrisantis, Ronald Trothier, and Steve Martino. ln the foreground, Paul Speidel is completing G parallelogram in his experiment concerning the direction of forces. Science sses This weather station was mode and set up by the Freshman science students. Jean Chlupek, Carolyn Cofiey, Fred Baker, Vincent Ciorpella, Ronald Bud- zenski, Louis Brandi and Barbara Casey, members of that class, are very proud of it. Don Sklenka, .Joe Salvatore, Michael Fiondello, Mary Ann Pryor, and Michael Porowski look like typical chemists as they ponder its mysteries, In this picture they are determining the changes in weight ofthe metal heated in air. Q D .g ESL, 1 N J f -1 :Egg 9:32221 ,Q 534 5 gm, ,fif J .m +V : I I . if, ggi, W, ,, f wi' 'A . 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Barbara Treschel outlines the Eastern Seaboard for some of her fellow history students: Jackie Belloise, Linda Beaulieu and Margueriie Grenier look on. Qt Members of the sen- ior class da research concerning the Na- tional Labor problem, a proiecf for Civics. I-H Q , 1 5. A few of Mr. Mazzone's talented artists display their work in poster painting on an Egyptian mural. Margaret Malsheske, Geraldine Parents, and Mark Truskoski are the artists pictured here. Easy on the pedal! is the warning given to Carol Salzillo by officers Suchodolski. Looking on are Joe Susco and Margaret Sullivan, 'x Ca'regie Hall - here we carve! This is SAHS' first orchestra, urder the direction ct Sister The'esa Testa, M.P.F., tuning up for an :sserrby They are: Ewce Ccckcyne, Marilou Papa, Lisa A Drursic, .lpay Humphwey, Rosen-arf Pascucci, ard Thcrras Cyr. Darren ck Rcssi was Piss rg wher pcture w:s taken. Fine Arts and Driver's Ed CI ss s Our guardian spirits meet at prayer and ' Play, ., Beyond pain, joy, and hope, and long A surprise. Above the summits of our souls. A O'God, Who in a wonderful order hast established the ministry of angels and of men, mercifully grant that, as Thy holy angels ever do Thee service in Heaven, so they may at all times protect us on earth. Q' JI' fbi 'TT X X V05 1 ' rv ' . 4 I V LQ , ' It S Q . A f 1 s., I , , K. . flung . xif' it 'f W , ' 'aww , V ? 'f ' I .1 W W ' . ,Fa .N-.Lf,kg'. k 4' ,314 . U , K I 11 'ggi' -ruff.-1 fh' if nf f ' I Xcflzw 4. 1-W. 2 ' N4 nl .U ms. 5 V ..':Hl , t. . I N14 V. tiff. H- if' lr-N ' 6. ' ' . . s A . s may Q ' 4 A... ?..., 'WWW HCTIVITIES O O ,, 9 sl' O L lvl 1 1, fag t ' f l l K E Z , i , t I t Father Thomas Murphy, SJ., Scdality Di- t rector at Falrield, sneaks at the Sodality Workshop os Frances Lauretti, ?retect ot i SAHS Senior Sadfility, ond Father Ed- ward Stanton, S.J,, New England Sodality Director from Boston, sit back to lsten. The Sodalit of Our Lad Father George Lauretti from Waterbury was guest speaker at the installation ceremony of Sodality Otttcers, The Sodality Olticers played an important part in planning the rrany projects for the year. They ore: Anno Deschafre, Treasurer, Frances Lauretti, Pretectg Lydia Marulli, Vice-Pretectp Stephania Raedy, Recording Secretary, Beverly Bornbard, Corresponding Secretary. :.n-- --- V7 EDNN I git' .Ent The Boys' Sodality moderated by Sr. Hen- riettc, has been very active all year round. The bulletin on Bristol Vocations is an ap- propriate background for the ofticers: Fred Baker, Sergeantfat-arrnsg Robert Fiondella, Vice-Pretect, William Ryan, Pretectg and Tom Cyr, Secretary. BRlSTIJL UCHTIUN Perhaps the outstanding protect promoted by the Girls' Sodality was the Sodality Workshop held at SAHS on March 8. More than 300 Sodalists from various sections of the state attended. .Jeannette Casey was one of the Sodalists on hand to welcome The visiting Sodalists when they registered. The officers of the Girls' Sodality pledge their loyalty during the installation ceremony held in the church. Fr, Louis Pelosi, Sodality Director, presided at the ceremony. .gf if 'i ' l ,. Q , L- . ' tr s9.,4PQnu' 1 Q I' 09 I Q U6 FTA W Wx ' Qi 0 T-'Wm 23 'ef n min-IK tll' hints on howto perfect her picture. The loyout stcft diligently go over the pictures which ore to be put into the yearbook. They ore: Josephine Loboto, Jonet Molo, Layout Editor, Poul Speiclel ond Josephine Potrone. 46 Planning pictures poys oft for Rony Trothier ond Betty Dormody os they pose with the photographer Bob Hinchliff. Sr. Giocintci, the hidden photographer, shops the picture. The Shield stott tips its hut to the typists, Theresa Loviero ond Terri DiSoboto, who worked most zeolously to meet the deod- lines. The Shield Pct Ccstelloni, Art Editor, puts lost minute touches on her art work, while Dolores Dellc Bianco gives Lucy DeCriscntis cz few Marilyn Levins, editor-in-chief of the Shield, carefully makes corrections on the dummy sheet while Sr. Giacinta, Moderator, smiles her approval. Keeping the books in order is the iob of Jerald Morcoux, Assistant Business Man- ager, and Anita Lauretti, Business Manager. Staff Captions ard rrore captions are In urgent demand as the literary staff scramble through the pile of pictures. SEATED: Regina Arena, Pot Pottersor, Pat Madigan, Cecile O'Re'lYy, Marie Raucci and Frcn Lsxetti. STANDING: Carol Apruzzese, l.'i9TC'ly' Edfor, and Mary McG:ft. Vx '21 . : f -f ,' 'iss L , v' 'i' l l 1 47 1 A Sister Antoinefie looks on while Cormeliio Esposito ond Shirley Fuller lay Wanjfa Lefmncois out the next Quill edition. -0 ,-:. T HAPPY EASTER l TO ALL : V , , E 4 ...QQ-'iii wiiooi., new-' R - 'R V4-UNT Lxxiimm 5,2 3 Qol. Vlll ' ' . W 't La FYHHCOIS angxlnls SWM The annual Valentine SW' I h Q ' I I thi- Quill w115aguixilWl'l' e u I a The iiiww' SLml0H i The Quill is working steadily to meef The deadline. FIRST ROW: Joseph Solvofore, Joanne Lefizio, Wonifo LeFroncois, Editor. SECOND ROW: William Drunsic, Cormelita Esposito, Corol Ingellis, THIRD ROW: Noreen Rulli and Joyce Corucci. Theresa DiSabnto, Secretary, reads her minutes ot the previous Student Council meeting. The Club representatives, seated on the stage, wait thelr turn to report to the student body. Student Council members: Joyce Carucci and Regina Klimas. Club rep- resentatives: Wanita Lefrancois, Frances Lauretti. SECOND ROW: Mary Ann Kochin, Maureen Newman, Marie Chlupek, Ed Bere linskf, Ronnie Trothier, and John Rafanello. Mr. Duffy proudlf paints out the latest edi- tion ot the Voice ta Noreen Rulii ard Car- rnelita Esposito. Studeft Coyncil Dre-sident, Ken Crazzo, gives the int- portart anr'oui'cerrients ta the student body during an assen-bly. Th Student Coun il and the Voice Staff St. Anthony's never takes a back seatl A professional engineer, Mr. Geckler con- gratulates the officers of the Future Engineers at America: Ed Berlinski, President, Bill Drunsic, Vice-President, Gerry Cavalier, Sec- retary, Steve Martino, Sergeant-at-arms. The Future Engineers, Bu iness eaders, Teachers . . . The Future Business Leaders of Amer- ica have as their ottlcers: SITTING: Barbara Malley, President, Fran Malley, Vice-President, Anna Des- chaine, Secretary, Judy Morrocco, Treasurer, and Anita Fradette, Reporter. I C? The honored first officers of the Future Teachers of America are. shown above. SEATED: Judy Sergio, Vice'President, Marie Chlupek, President. STANDING: Margaret Sullivan, Librarian, Carol Champagne, Treasurer, Caryl Donnelly, Secretary, Pat Pryor, Chairman of Social Activities. Fr. Raneri awards a plaque to former Freshman Basketball coach, Roland Dumont. Standing at Fr. Raneri's left is Henry Cou- ture, class of 1957, who returned to re- ceive his well-earned sweater award. nd urs s,-Athleti ciation v v'-glfwww 'iw,iad-sms. ,. V - KN Bowser, ,J v' mf, 1977 , Frgshrnen Discussing man's anatomy are the olticers of the Future Nurses of America: Beverly Bornbard, Corresponding Secretaryg Mau- reen Newran, Vice-Presidert, Antoinette DiSabato, Presdent, Ma'y Lou Papa, Treas- urer, ard Margaret Pofpei, recording secretary. r-snug vw Adair letic awards on display here in the A.A. office. THEY ARE: President, Ronald Beaucar, Secretary, Carol ondella and Treasurer, Jean Hines, The AA. ofhcers admire the Ath- Donnelly, Vice-President, Mickey Fi- Josephine Pairone, president of The Library Club, shows Winifred Pat- terson, Sergeant-or-Arms, Margaret Suiiivan, Treasurer, Maureen New- man, Vice President, and Harriefte Woitusik, Secretary, how to file cards. Language Clubs The French Club olllcers chose this bullenn of Our Lczdy of Lourdes os 0 background for thus pose They are Jerry Mcrcoux Vice President Morne Roucc Corresponding Secretory Cell Ollenlly Recordmg Secre Tory More Tolllon Presndent The llol on C ub Ofllcers seem qurfe pleased to have found Llfollo the globe They are Carol Apruz zese Secretory Wumro Lefroncos Preblderf Ben Verrono Ice Presud nr ord Mory MCGOH Treasurer 53 a I - A 3 r! f , I . . L , Z, , I y. T' . I ,I S Z . I . I l 6 v N Q. 5 l ' H , V H on 6 , : A f , f 1 , V' - M ' e f , ,f 1' l 1 N H N. ., X lf' ' , 5 ,Y The Astronomy Club has accomplished a great deol olread 'h S y wit r, Ginettci, their moderator. The officers: Robert Fiondella, President, John Ralonello, Vice-President, Ronald Quirk, Secretary, ond Al- phonse D'Amato, Treasurer are examining instruments used in the study of ostronomy. Photography and Astronomy Club Gxlmvn' nd Mr. me oweno C me so Q Sr. BUXQYQ Uidoflce O ore bw' der the Q Ch, who - 'Films' Tl Mai lopxftg oQ'e55 U x oftol d-We ernarkflble lp! Ferro Gnd E e rec who Ore b has mode Y tie Merle dCciroX lommo I hx, OU XOU Duiiue hm gn grill? ' Mary Nm Koi we PWC er Gfe' Marv nl0f9 hem are PJ the e T prlOl5' AcrOS5 hom Mr. Dove Cercone, our beloved icinitor, takes time out from sweeping the floor to pose for this picture. Our School Aide These familiar faces belong to the fine young men and women, members of the Marshal System, who maintain discipline in the corridors. They are: Josephine Patrone, Marilyn Levins, Wcnito Lefroncois, Patricia I Patterson, Morilou McGoH, Paul Speidel, Richard Sonterre ond Roncld Trothier, ----.....,, WM T '-f Answering the phone, typing and filing are port of a busy day for these volunteer office workers of SAHS. PICTURED ABOVE ARE: Mrs. Sawiok, Mrs. Mofole and Mrs. DeNote. rg .49- A Week Erd Refreci ot VIUQ Wofsh! Sodoiisfs decorating school free! Chow Time! Nofhirg like Ira' on Food! Ys your vIs'orw QO-20? Here comes Potty Coiforfoffl ..-5 EQ!! in .- 1-an W., ,N fi- I qi Upon recelvnng a lighted can dle from Kenneth Gncxzzo Regmo Klumos becomes treas urer of the Student Council for 1958 The Student Coun ll and the National Honor Society Wanna Lefrcncols acts as chmrlcdy ct the mductlon of the new Nctloncl Honor Society members 58 'gf 5 it -L Y , , f 1 O 0 O Mcrgcref Sullivan ond Cor- melifo Esposito ore the Two Juniors delegated to go To Girls' Siofe. VK Chosen to represent SAHS at Boys Store ore B ll Drunsuc Steve Mortlro Pere Muccru ond Joe Solvcnore Delegates to Girls and Boys State fl Y f tgg 59 i The oflice is yours for the day, soys Mayor James P. Casey to Mayor Ron Beoucorf' X The lass of' Burning bonds becomes the mciior civic duly of Bristol's governing body for The day. ln the foreground ore: Mory Cohoon, Anita Loureffi, Augusto Tortorelli, Jerry Morcoux, and Dick Sonterre while Moyor Cosey cheerfully looks on. Ben Vetrano, Corporation Lawyerf' John Rogers, Police Chfeff' ond Bob Clark, Police Captain, ploy cops-and-robbers for flue day. Takes Over Cit Look oufl Hefe I co'ne, 'S wl':? levy Na'coux rvusf be soylng fo Rorf TTCQTAET as Pe lowows PT do-wr fne pole, Ceil O'Reilly and Regina Arena learn how a library is run from Miss Ann Wozenski and Eleanor Wilson. 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Jmniry Many u Mom Floor w 7 -dn A, Presentation of the Freedom Shrine Mr. Homon of the Exchange Club pre- sents to Father Crudeie and Kenneth Gnozzo the Freedom Shrine. wr g 5 X- It IN Kenneth Gnozzo, president of the Stu- dert Councii, accepts the Freedom Shrine, which was presented fo the schooi by the Exchange Ciub. What ,s rect' freedom? is the topc of Nzfsignor Kerwiri's speech g ver at the OS56 'b!'f ot which the Freedor Shrire was presefted to the schooi. v, in yur up 'HQ' M fit' - an v . ,A . , pw ' . 1 'Wfav K w dr fm s 1 ' f 5 .fi JM w ,.. ff' 95 , u x ,yu . T' Q KYQ, W, tmvihm Mr Sczrdfvm w S owmcr' D R C en IT ed Th Q, QS O OC Cl U CVT 'f Li Hn Crue, Drk Eeffemcreg ar wr' dv-rg Q scene f row 0 pby d Mr. Umor fm WV- CH'Isfn1o' Ff Tv'Tx S '- 'rT'k s of TM 1 'Wu Siwfws VV:1fYz. 1 U urmng, Th'-y mo: S, 1, HW, CMO! Ssfzxlfo w, ,, ,H Agri, f, .Mf- Y , . L.,..,-- rhefw CWQ ,. .,v:d.,, L cecfmy cf' n HDV cfs fc' men, '3 cd: e. fM v ':f '41 Elfl ' , CMAJ M- JD ffe Sri? C d D I Y Anna Deschoine, who plays ihe part of the Blessed Virgin Mother, gazes lovingly at the Christ Child in her arms. The choir members surround her in the shadows. Yuletide Pageant -'fait' . JJYW' 'rffm-mf 4 ff . ' -p 'f H0 s ' 'hi' l'8.'9 0 OX Helm l u Fred Boker, Edmund O'ReEUy, Bob Flondelfm, Cecife O'ReiHy, Arno Des! clwoine, cmd JesrreTTe Casey, repre- sen? SAHS in Ormorico! Comes? on the Corsfmmcr, Anno Deschoine pfoced second in the city eiimlnmion. Publi Relations x Rn C PXOU e 1. Ur ',.v tl an , nf! L' W JF: zz In X :hx Crowning of Valentine Sweetheart ,- x! 's , I ,fy ' Sage afr- Picrured above ore Judy Sergfo cmd C:'ol Lcvzgre, wl'3 Ccwn W:r'Yc: Lefcncols VclenfIre Sweellwedrf of l958. Here ore The Volerfne Sweeflwewt ccrdfdoles: Pa? Pcwer, Cyyl Dorfemf, .lure Harley, rewly crowned Wcnffs Lefroncofs, CecIle Mlccri, SFc'or- Fclsefrl, afd Ccfm Espcsfc. SECOND ROW: Kdlff Lcwrey, Judy Della Vecchio, Cho3'lc:dfes Judy Sergio and Ccrol L:ffg'e, N':J fl,'r Lev '5 :rd Tlwveza D'Scb:fo. P4 Bill Ryan, Gerald Morcoux, Thomas Caputo and Alfred Fasulo seem very interested in the booklet on Television Age being shown to them by Mr, John Palmer, the Erncee on The Early Show. NNN S. 5 Sister Loretta Marie, from St. Eliz:zbeth's College of New Jersey, spoke to the student body obout mental hygiene. Her worm personality won the heorts of the students. Career Da Terri DiSabato ond Pct Wogner. Florence Fitzgerald, cz medical seretory, ex plairs some of the ddtles and personal traits required in her career to Bzrboro Molley, Kathleen Lervonslcl, .lccke Leore Our Lovely Lady in Blue looks down over The decoraiions of AprIl's Fanlasyf' on Freshman Clcssnlght Lisa Druhsic, Pafriclc Hawley, Charles Malley and Ann Madigan crowd around Ral Hopkins, Their disc ioclcey for The evening. Music for The evening was offered Through The courTesy of WBIS. Freshman Iassnight April flowers around The founTain provide The righT aTmasphere as The Frosh Try ouT The lafesf dance sTeps. In The foreground we see The graceful Frosh: Mark Truskoski, Mary CriTchley, Carolyn Coffey, and Gerald Rafaniello, L ,FA I 3 5525? ff?-mka f--4 few sssf.gg.'g'v1g D , J -, fri,-4 -xx x qu , . . A 0f.'.:v K' fx ,., Xl if -. . Q H A . ' X '?f',f' h ' + vf . X A .' 'K' , I 5 'WT Q s l . , N '-1 v . K' 1,15 I, .R 5 4 I 'f , .x ,, 3 . ., ,R xy fx rr :ff if Q -E -I gig 7 .f ,h. ME. The Juniors kneel ca? the char, cs Father Crudele ossisied by Father P67051 awards Them themr blessed school rings. The Ring Ceremon The strains of Ave Morin Hoot to The char, os the Junior C!oss stands devouf'y du mg the Rmg Ceremony .X-x wMJ.,.,!,. Ftfgib M1 7 , g 24515 'Z . 5 H, g - f I , i 1 ' V: is eg' 'fr if 1? 5 I .fr I. A Among the various activities of the Boys' Sodolity was o vocotionol proiect set up in The hoil, The monikins represent the priesthood ond the brotherhood. Looking over the pomphiets ore: Joseph Bevivino, Vincent Ciorpeilo, Fred Boker, Domenick Rossi ond Anthony Lodovico, the Sodolists responsible for the proiect. oys, Boys, Boys! Sodoiists must be happy physicofiy ond spirituoiiy. Fionking the? Moderator St Henrietta are: Francis Coiucio, Martin Sinrtott, John Rofcxneiio, Eiil Ryon ond Martin Lcbbe. I 4' Jfpzvwf .v.x The Corpus Christi procession marks o iubi- lont feosf of the Church, Sophomore So- dolisfsf John Roffoniello, Dovid Porenti, Robert Fiondello ond William Ryan cirend Fofher Crudele, while orhers give honor through prayer. The siudenr body of ST, Anthony High School sing hymns of proise To Mory during The Mory Day procession. Q Frances Loureiti, Prefecf of the Senior Girls' Sodolify, crowns Mary Queen of Moy. Sodalit at Prayer 72 The SAHS sTuder1Ts dance near The shrine of Our Lady as The SodcxTiTy Social Evening geTs underway. 5 ii-1 SodulfsTs Eleanor March, Mzrguerhe Totire and Hurrieff Woifusik Tease The Junior boys during refreshmem Time GT The Sodoii dcxnce. I These d:rsce's seem To be erfoying Ther' sefves CT The ini?Iof dorce sponscred by TH Sod: ?,f. V,-:U Sodality at Play ' 3? Crlental Dream Mr. and Mrs. Harry Peters and the royal couple, Cara! Apruzzese and Ron Beaucar, lead The Grand March at The close of The Prom, Mee? The srrfihng Japanese hosfesses for The '58 Pram: Marguerlre Tofire, Jeaneiie Casey, Maureen Newman, Pat Marra, Anna Deschaine, Mary Alice Ragaisis, Steph- anie Raedy, and Harrleff Woifusik. PN' ,f K. The inTeres! cf fhe Chaperones, Mr. and Mrs. Pans, Mr. and Mrs, Peters, Mr, ard Mrs. Draper, Fafher Sherider, M . and Mrs. Cercane, Mr, and Mrs. Martino, and Mr. and Mrs. John Ruffi seems ?o be centered on The dance floor as Father lanneHa srands In The back- ground. Junior-Senior Prom The Or'en'::' backgcund de'c'afc':fwake a perfect sefwg fs' 'ae ' n S eric' Prom. Queen of The P'o'r1 Ca'cY Apruzzese Cowrs Our lady fhe Queen while King Ronald Beaucar looks on. Marc Tailian and Fran Gress get drinks for their dares of 1he Prom, from ?he charm ing Japanese walfressesz Pa?rIcia Marra, Marguerite Tofire and Ann Deschaine. rv iff r ..', L, 'f2r5:,m'1' l ,,,f-' 1 Nighyg l Ill l. Peiife Theresa Lavlero ballets to music of Dance of Toy Flutes. 2. Bob Clark: I'm selling Girl Scout cookies. 3. Patience lRon Beaucarl and Prudence fBen Vefranol. 4. Class Prophecy: Frances Laureftl and Josephine Pafrone. 5. Jo Labafo and Marilyn Levine: CharlesYanA Sw 5 N 6. John Rogers presents gil! to Fafher Crudele! Graduation orning .f -4-474 ' Li Land of Hope and Glory, the Traditional processional at SAHS, ushers in The 6Th graduating class. Shown above are: Jerald Marcoux, Dallas Prueher, Vlncenf Guarda and Marc Taillon. The phofographer goes To The Church vesflbule for this picture. Awalflng their Turn To march down The alsle are: .loann Spinello, Marie Rauccl, Wanlta Lefrancols, Marilyn Levlns, Lucy DeCrisanTls, Theresa Archambeaulf, Frances Malley and Mary Ann Tarfarelli. 78 Graduation Communion Breakfast Tending fo The culinary Tasks cn? rhe Senior Communion Breakfasf are: Marguerne Toflre Maureen Newman, BEVSTXY Bombard, Dennis Marcoux, Gerard Forner, and Bob Marcoux The Sophomore Class prepared a Graducnion Communion Breakfast which was enloyed by the Seniors and Their parents. 79 A ra Wonito Lefrcncois, Solumforiczn, gives the address enrlfled God is Love. Graduation Exercis s Vuledicfodcm, P of r ic i 0 Pdfherson, receives her diploma from F cz f h er 1 Crudele. Guesf Speaker for We occcsior, Rf, Rev. Mon- nor Kerwlr, defivers Hs cddress. WE ARE ALUMNI NOW! THE MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 1958 rvorch proud'y do fha use had g 'w cc efed dpfomcs b foe Then' fo of fosee Graduation Day- June 8, I9 8 Spirits of niightl Display your match- less power against our ancient foes. He who wrestles has something to hope fora where the contest is, there is the crown. Thou wrestlest in the world, but thou art crowned' for contests in the worlds for, though the reward is in heaven, yet the earning of the reward is placed here. t ri ' figs x gf Swv , ' , '!ff'L1:, lxfaegffs- ' g .5-Y.-:Z , W fffsf.. 1 r 3. ' 1,1 ye ,K ,- , ., N A xv 'ff bgigl if , A I: , xN25..'.? , R 'Pi '. ,il ' .- 5- we Q 4- -Y A --,w?,2, y ' 5, ,Jin kf '3f,z., gg :-in Lgz,gn,12f-s 'L 4 if ' , - Q- w x w 1 lf' an -. ,, . 41 - x ,ff 4 'Wm nf L The soccer team for the 1957-58 season consisted of: Vincent Ciarpella Mike Casario, Anthony Lodovico, Vin Guarda, Louis Brandi, Dick Bel lemare, Merrie Laviero. SECOND ROW: Jerry Rafaniello, Al D'Amato canello, Roger Cyr. THIRD ROW: Mr. Peters lCoachJ, Pete Kovalski Bill Drunsic, Bobby Pons, Mike Fiondella, Don Sklenka, Gerry Couture Alex Kaminsky, Jimmy O'Brien, Eugene Palmieri imanageri, Rev. Raneri This action shot captures Captain Vinnie Guarda running in defense as Mike Casorio attempts to raise the score. Father C. Raneri, Athletic Director, Vinny Guarda, Captain: and Mr. Peters, Coach, can be very proud of their successful soccer season. The team eagerly backed them up as they chalked victory after victory. Dan Laviero, Jerry Cavalieri, Mike Combo, Jerome Lagace, Bill Roc- I Q Q O Vin Guordo, our capable soccer coptoin, fights his woy to victory. In Action Dick Bellemore ond Gerard Couture give chose the bcll os o Watertown Ployer tokes possession SOCCER SCORES St. Anthony ..... O Litchfield . St. Anthony ...... l Thomoston St. Anthony ..... 8 Woodbury St. Anthony ...... 1 Thomoston St, Anthony ..... I Newton .. St. Anthony ..... 2 Woodbury St. Anthony ..... I Litchfield . St. Anthony ..... l Wotertown St. Anthony ..... 3 Wotertown St. Anthony ..,.. i Newton .. Gerord Couture ond Vin Guordc go oll the woy to roke up onother victory for SAHS, Va rslty Basketball Team Billy Rocconello, 9UClfd Captain Dan Laviero and Athletic Director, Rever- end Raneri. S.A.H. varsity team, finished off their sea- son with a I6-IO record, thus placing themselves among the top contenders of the Housatonic Valley League. FIRST ROW: Manager, Joseph Salvatore: Morrie La- viero, Mike Boguslawski, Ed Berlinski, Don Mike Boguslawski, forward l Z l DOF' 5klSf1l4G, Cenfef Ed Berlinski, forward Bob Garand, forward 86 l Varsity Basketball X' Team Gerard Coulure,Forword Bob HO,-,deuol Guard Sklenko, Gerard Couture, William Roc- conellop Scorekeeper, Dick Bellemore. SECOND ROW: Bob Pons, Bob Gorcxnd, Henry Woilusik, Bob Fiondello and Steve Borrelli. Boby Pons, Forward Sleve Borfellf, Guard Morrie Laviero, Guard Henry Worjusik, Center 87 The Vorstty teorn line-up tor the successful 57-58 seoson ore: Don Sklenko, Ed Berhnski, Gerord Couture, Robert Fiondetlo, Mike Boguslowskt, Leonord Valentino, Coptoin Don Loyierog BH! Rocconello, Steve Borreth, Steve Martino ond Morrte Loylero. The Varsity- In Action Gerard Couture jumps high tor the botl os Southbury ployers ond Don Sklenko surround him, Anthony Anthony Anthony Anthony Anthony Anthony Anthony Anthony Anthony Anthony Anthony Anthony Anthony Anthony Anthony Anthony Anthony Anthony Anthony Anthony Anthony Anthony Anthony Anthony Anthony Anthony LaSalette . .. Southbury ........... St. Thomas Acquinas Wamego .......... Durham ..... St. Thomas Litchfield .... Thomaston ........ St. Thomas Acquinas Fisher's lsland .,.... Cheshire ...... Watertown . . Terryville .... Wamogo ..... Litchfield ......... Litchfleld Republic Terryville ....... Granby . . . Thomaston . . Watertown .. Cheshire . . . LaSalette . . Southbury ... Granby .... St. Thomas .. Old Lyme With Southbury furnishing the opposition, Billy Roc- cannello leads the Crusaders in copping another victo'y. 32 46 39 37 52 53 74 .64 44 .53 .58 .43 56 .62 .54 36 .57 .58 .49 .36 33 38 41 More Basketball The Ffeshrren players urcler Coach Peters represent the future of SAHS basketball. The 58 a'e: if ke C::3o a Anthony Lodofzo, Rcnard Frcdette, Roger Cyr, Fra' cis Cclucia, Louf 41 Brardl, Ge'a'd Lagcce, Paul Gauthro, Joseph Bevlvino, Coach Peters, Ed Hussey, Mar 44 Twslcowski, :Cdl VVilson. N-... .. .7 S SLM' The Crusaders Mrs. Harry Peters proved herself to be a faithful coach and friend to all the cheerleaders as well as to many students at SAHS. We have here: Mary McGoff, Captain, Carol Apruz- zese, Betty Dormody, Carmelita Esposito, Shirley Fuller and Judy Sergio, the Varsity Cheerleaders, who spurred the Crusaders on to a successful season. The awarding of varsity letters to the basketball players highlighted the Athletic assembly. Coach Frank Longo is pictured above extending congratulations to Captain Dan Laviero, Other varsity players who received awards are: Paul Raiotte, Bill Roccanello, Mike Boguslawski, Gerry Couture, Don Sklenka, Ed Berlinski and Bob Fiondella. Intramural Sports Intramural Swimming was a new feature of the Intramural Sports program this year. The winners of various events of Boys' Intramural Swimming are SHOWN ABOVE: Paul Raiotte, Steve Borrelli, Steve Martino, Pete Valerio, Mike Fiondella, Ronnie Beau- car and Roger Ouimet. Here are the J,V. Cheerleaders: Margaret Sullivan, Co-Captains Carol Salzillo, and Pat Pryor, .loan Palazzi, .lean Hines, Sharon Falsetti, Pat Power, Bev Bombard and Louise Cavalieri whose spirit urged their fellow basketball players to triumph. The Senior girls win the Girls' Intra- mural Basketball Championship and the Freshman A2 win honors in the Girls' Intramural Swimming, Mr, Peters is standing in the midst of our female champs: Jo Ann Spinello, Josephine Patrone, Betty Dormody, Wanita Le- francois, Frances Lauretti, and Anita Lauretti, STANDING: Patricia Patterson, Carol Parenti, Carolyn Parsons, Mary MCGOH, Barbara Zebrowski, Gloria Rybczyk, Pat Castellani, Mary Cahoon and Ann Madigan, On behalf of the student body Kenneth Gnozzo pre sents luggage to the guest of honor Fr lcnnetto Father Iannetta s Night President of the AA Ronald Beoucor ns shown presenttng o plaque to Fr Ionnetto for the servlce rendered to St Anthony s cs director of Athletics affix' Gozng over the teom roster and new strategy are Durector of Ath letucs Rev Roneru Cooch Horry Peters and Ccptoln Gerard Couture Ernest Contelrno Lours Brond Mtckey Fcnde'd Jtrnmy W on Mtckey Co orto 2nd ROW Rev Ronert Robert Pons Eddre B rltnskx Mnke Boguslowsk Gerard Couture Donny Lovtero Btily Rocconello Steve Motno Coach Pee s 3rd ROW Ed ORe Ny Bobby Ford 'o Poul Gouth o Rcln rd Mozao z Eugene Potmnern AI DAmc:to Dcky Bellerno e represent the Crusoders successful UO 25 bosketboll teom rn 58 Baseball 93 , ' 2, ' I ,f, ' Lis , ' S '. : . ', ,- . , . f -v - at , 4 ,. 'f ,. , ... . ,., . .-.., ,, . ,. ,, . . , . V , - . , , , t ., . , 9 S X 4 , , I ' -.4 n f'xii1 MW' 1 l Baseball Ed Berlinski K Ccpfoln Gercxrcl Couture gels flnol instructions from Coach Peters. 42 1 I l : 'y,:.?,Q:.,.,,..r , Mike Boguslcxwski ,.wMw,....., 1 .I X X, Vg -jf i Bob Fiondello l Bob Pons 6 ,Lil l J Fast action and mass confusion centered around home plate produces great excite- ment on Muzzy Field. First baseman Gerard Couture deliberotes a determined throw to another infielder. ,3'.g A, A , ,nv . A , l'ff4ff.' 5' 1. f 2 ,, . fn yy . ,, .v Q , I We W wiv, ,,, J' .V , ff M , . 95 pc' fy-ww if 5 L 1- 1. . ,tr 1- ' , 0 uw M ,3,,,5M,V ' , g A 'f .4 . , .3 : ,, ,, ,L y ' , ,.. , at U ug , f W W. 1 A Jw- :,. ..x'9.+ , 7 Sure and Mighty St. Anthony St. Anthony St. Anthony St. Anthony. .. . . St. Anthony St. Anthony. . . . . St. Anthony... .. St. Anthony St. Anthony... . . St. Anthony St. Anthony... . . St. Anthony. .. . . Baseball Coach - Mr. Harry BASEBALL SCORES Terryville . Notre Dome LaSallette . Watertown Thornoston . Litchfield . . Wamogo . . Watertown Thomaston . Litchfield . . Womogo . . Terryville . . Peters Athletic Director - Rev. Carmine B. Roneri 520 DELUXE 8Mrs H P Archambault 8 Mrs John Arena 8 Mrs Lawrence Cahoon 8 Mrs S Costellant 8Mrs E Baraglra Jr 8 Mrs Thomas DrSabato 8 Mrs F Do mody 8 Mrs Mnchael Labato 8 Mrs Frank Laurettl Rev GeorgeF Laurettl 8 Mrs Lee Letrancols 8 Mrs Arthur Levrns 8 Mrs Francls McGoft 8 Mrs Phnlup Mola 8 Mrs Patrnck A Marra 8 Mrs Anthony Rauccl 8 Mrs Armand Beaucar 8 Mrs C R Marcoux 8 Mrs Cernce Santerre 8Mrs B Vetrano Dr G Sperdel Bell Crty Plumbung 8 Heatrng Gnazzo Brotners Junnor A Class of 59 Sophomore Al Class of 60 Sophomore A2 Class of Sophomore C Class ot 60 Freshman Al Class ot ol 510 SPECIAL 8 Mrs Bentamun F Norris r JohnM Calaptnto Steve Spunello Henri Duperre 8 Mrs John Maolrgan 8 Mrs Thomas O Donnell 8 Mrs Joseph Lavrero Roland Dumont 8 Mrs Lee Della Blanca 8 Mrs Vrncent Baptnst Po ky s Servuce Statuon Forestvtlle Constructron Co Inc Th Bristol Store Junior C Cla s of 59 Patrons 55 REGULAR Mr James Leyuns Mrs d DeCrlsant1s Mr 8 Mrs Albert E Trothrer K S G Mtss Laureen A Norrus 8 Mrs Patrnck Fradette 8 Mrs Frank Gress 8 Mrs Joseph Angelullo 8 Mrs Dornemck Baptlst 8 Mrs W J Croze Dr J B Hanley Mass Elrzabeth Malley Benvenuto Catering Servxce Manclnn Market Macaluso s Market Novack s Pharmacy Verdxle s 52 50 BOOSTER 8 Mrs Amadeo Apruzzese 8 Mrs Curtlss Stella 8 Mrs Carol Provenzano Miss Lucy DeCrrsantrs Mr Paul Mazzone Mass Frances Malley Mrs Neolla Oulmet 8 Mrs Henry Meosel George Strcker 8 Mrs Joseph Dnnellt 8 Mrs Amer Roblllard 8 Mrs John Bapttst Mrss Marte Rauccn Mr 8 Mrs Wnllxam B Moss The Ftrst Natrona! 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' H55 fn A HAIL, O QUEEN O HAIL, BY ANGELS MISTRESS FAIREST THOU WHERE ALL ARE FAIR! FOR US A PITYING PRAYER.